Nice project – VR really changes the way you read people, because you lose a lot of the subtle body language you get in a real room. In the virtual world you’ll need to focus on the micro‑signals your model can actually detect, like the speed of a raise or the exact timing of a re‑bet. Keep the betting patterns tight and the bluff timing unpredictable; that’s what keeps the other players guessing. Also, make sure the AI can model the human tendency to play too often when the pot is big – that’s a key psychological edge. Keep your own play calm, stay observant of how the machine behaves, and tweak the bluff frequency until you find the sweet spot. Good luck sharpening that edge.

Sounds solid. Just remember to keep the micro‑signals consistent – no sudden changes in raise timing or hand sizing that look too mechanical. Keep the AI’s reaction to pressure steady, and you’ll get a more authentic feel. Happy testing!

Sounds good – lock it in, test it hard, and we’ll see how the AI handles pressure. Just let me know when you’re ready for a round. Good luck!